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Being a Reservist or member of the National Guard - and balancing a civilian job, family obligations, and military duties - is tough enough. This section will give you the scoop on what it all means, what you should prepare for, and how you and your family can handle the pressure. Serving your country is your duty and privilege - but be sure to take care of yourself and your family too.
Legal Preparation - Make sure you and your family are taken care of. Job Preparation - Are you worried your job might not still be there when you return from active duty? Financial Preparation - Everything from direct deposit to allotments.
Medical Benefits - When youre called up to active duty, you and your family become eligible for a host of medical benefits. Preparation for Emergencies - Be sure your family is equipped to handle anything in your absence. The Worst-Case Scenario - We all hope and pray that nothing happens, but make sure your family is prepared if something does. Your Children and Separation - This can be the most difficult aspect of deployment. Military Support Services - Facing mobilization and deployment can be a tough task - dont go it alone.
Legal Readiness - JAGCnet presents guides, checklists, and other resources on being legally and financially prepared for deployment. Reserves Family Readiness Guide - An easy to read guide from LIFElines services network.
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